Ha, yeah...well I can't say that I play it, but one of the sound designers did come out to our house and record sound effects for GTA 6 a few months ago, so I know they're working on it.
They say reentry is the most dangerous part of the mission as proved by Columbia. The shuttles had tiles for protection, and again we saw the results of failure. Soooooo my question would be what protection did they use for reentry?
I was 7 years old when this happened. I remember watching it on TV, black and white of course because color TVs were new and expensive at the time. An event that I will always remember.
Remember how upset you were when you found out Santa wasn't real? Well I'm afraid I got some more bad news for ya. The moon landing isn't real either..
And when mankind returns to the moon again, people still won't believe it, when they find the stuff left behind, the people who don't believe will say its been planted there. Humanities' greatest accomplishments are always disregarded by people who accomplish nothing themselves.
Yes mate. These people will become more and more isolated, but they won't let go of their ideas. While they have these ideas, they are the "clever" ones, who know something the sheep can't comprehend. If they let go of this, they know they will have to go back to being the class idiots again.
Over more than 10 years, Project Apollo involved 400,000 people working at major contractors such as Boeing, North American Aviation, Douglas Aircraft Company, IBM, Motorola and MIT University. Converted to today, the costs were 217 billion dollars. After Apollo 11 there were 5 more other landings.
Kennedy had promised at the time that the US would land man on man within a decade and return safely. Money was not a problem then. Converted to today, the costs were 217 billion dollars.
0:46 The camera is inside the lander, pointed out the window. 0:51 The camera is mounted to the lower part of the lander, pointed at the ladder. 1:14 In the window again. 1:25 From lunar orbit.
Ive always wondered if they SUPPOSEDLY landed on the moon and plan to go back to the moon. Why didn't they why dont land near the center why light no longer hits the moon? To stand on the other side just to see the difference.
@@Slick-Wit-itI sent your comment to the Alan Turing institute to have it deciphered. They couldn't help me. Apparently there are limits to the decryption process 👍
Armstrong coming down the ladder was filmed by a camera attached to a compartment door on the LM that he released with a d-ring and Aldrin pushed in a circuit breaker to start recording
@@jmbmntis They filmed the landing with a camera inside the lunar module pointing out the window, but that wasn’t shown live because it was on 16 mm film, and wasn’t seen until they returned to earth.
All 6 flags were made of nylon so I don't think they survived 55 years in full sunshine. No. Flags and the rest are too small to be seen through a telescope.
The lunar reconnaissance orbiter has taken pictures of all of the landing sites. In some, you can see the shadow of the flag. So at least some of the flags are still standing.
Photos have been taken by lunar orbiters and suggest that the flag poles are still standing but the flags themselves have either disintegrated or discoloured and become completely white. Because there is no oxygen things don't decay exactly the same way they do on earth but the solar radiation would be enough to make them degrade. Google 'space weathering'.
Ive always wondered if they SUPPOSEDLY landed on the moon and plan to go back to the moon. Why didn't they ever land near the center where light and darkness meet?
The primary goal of the Apollo program was to simply get people to the moon and back. Landing anywhere other than the earth facing side during the lunar daytime would make the mission significantly more difficult. There was no reason to make it more difficult than necessary.
I noticed there's literally no section of the video where we see the travel from the Earth to moon and vice versa as we do in movies like why is that. Did the cameras turn off during this time and back on for landing 😂😊
Kodak, the film supplier for NASA, in 1969 did not have a film that would withstand the temperature differences on the Moon, they themselves admitted...and that's the end of the story
@damirhlobik6488 Yeah, because they didnt, NASA did not have the technology to make a camera that would withstand space, so they contracted an electronics company, Westinghouse, to make a black and white camera that could withstand the harshness of space and only work on 7 watts. You didnt even try to do any research.
How come we are so eager to go to Mars rather than go to the moon and maybe create a space station on the moon then a colony? We can’t even explore our own waters enough to find what’s down and around.
What would be the point there's nothing there. Extreme heat and extreme cold, meteors, radiation ect. Imagine how much money it would take just to be able to say there's a building on the moon.
Mars has far more benefits Resources Possible habitation Terraforming Higher gravity leading to less health problems The downsides are mainly storms and radiation.
0:01 News cameraman. 0:12 News cameraman. 0:16 Camera mounted to launch tower. 0:21 Shielded camera on launch pad. 0:27 Camera fixed to 2nd stage. 0:33 Either Armstrong or Aldrin. 0:40 16 mm Mauer data recorder mounted in the window of the LM. 0:47, 0:55 Westinghouse TV camera mounted on the MESA. 0:55 Buzz Aldrin. 0:59 MESA. 1:03 MESA. 1:13 The camera in the LM window. 1:23 Michael Collins from lunar orbit.
IMO..its Interesting, Images from 2024 aren’t that clear. Yet these are. Why waste time/$ on human/lunar studies in recent years if humans have already touched lunar surface. .?
Images from 2024 from NASA are absurdly clear idk what you mean. Humans are able to explore areas with tons more efficiency than robots are. Going back to the moon opens up our ability to go further into the planets. It’s why humans returning us important
These images were recorded by a SlowScan TV camera which had a lower resolution (320 lines) and a low frame rate (10 frames per second). This had to be converted to the NTSC format which made these ghostly phenomena visible.
@@ApolloKid1961 I don't care how slow the frame rate is - you'd never see through a solid (opaque) object as far as I am concerned. Strange that this managed to "separate" the foreground from the background. One would think the whole thing was just "one image" with no knowledge of "layers". Unless the composite image was cobbled together from separate images. You have got to be kidding me. Thanks for your reply though - I do appreciate it... even though it hasn't swayed my opinion one iota.
@@duncancarr7822 I'm not kidding you, but I'm not a SlowScan TV camera specialist either. The answer I gave you is what I've been able to find so far. The camera used was the Westinghouse Apollo lunar television camera. On Wikipedia you can find a piece about the "Apollo TV camera". On my channel there are 2 movies of what happened at the receiving stations in Australia.
Space the final frontier is a destination humankind will be able to travel some day. Computer geeks should marvel at men who used drafting boards and slide rules & by today's standards, primitive computers to accomplish this mission. Today is 20 July 2024 ◇
@@Joshivibes There were 9 manned flights to the moon. They landed there 6 times and 12 people have walked on the moon. They have collected over 380 kilos of moon rocks that have been studied by scientists worldwide. These are irrefutable scientific facts. Your gut feelings don't count.
@@Marvel_HymnSelfno we haven’t. Those blueprints are all publicly available online. We haven’t returned to the moon because NASA was massively defunded after the missions
I think it is wonderful that footage has been retained in such a way that we all can share a magnificent history of space exploration. IF the space force created back when Donald Trump was president, continues this quest for space travel; then, another generation of humans can experience vicariously what my generation did. Thank you google and youtube and samsung & Jack Kilby whose chips have made it all reality. Today is 23 July 2024.
It’s hard to take your claim seriously when you can’t even get the name of the radiation belts right. You almost certainly just parroted a claim you heard someone else make.
Space travel is science. And science means proven facts. There is no scientific evidence that the 6 moon landings did not happen. It involves obtaining empirical data, which means that it is based on direct, observable facts and experiences. And no, I'm not American.
Interesting there were supposed to be multiple manned landings on the moon in the 60s but they cant even get a manned ship to the space station and back in 2024. Maybe the conspiracy theorists are right.
The best part is NASA LOST all of the “original Moon Landing” information and documents and actually recorded over the video as well. Definitely sounds like something you would do with the most important footage in history. 🙄😳
I see one random person on the internet claiming footage was lost. I see another random person saying it wasn't lost. I can "do some research" online and find evidence to back up either of your claims.
@@dataphoenix8004 Let’s try to stay on topic here. Your opinions on Covid and vaccines are irrelevant to the moon landings. Do you have any evidence that shows the moon landings didn’t happen?
@bschmidt1 The sparks are pieces of milar. The camera was mounted on the Lunar Roving Vehicle (LRV) and was controlled from mission control by Ed Fendell.
@@dataphoenix8004 You’re seeing the original recording here. I say recording instead of footage because the video was broadcasted live via radio signal. Recordings were made of the live TV broadcast. How do you think you’re seeing the video if it was recorded over?
@@ohjajohh Converted to today's prices, the cost was $341 billion in taxpayer money. Technologically, it is certainly possible to do it. The blueprints still exist, but no government is going to spend that much money on something that has been done 6 times before.
@@ApolloKid1961 Can't convert prices like that when it comes to technology. A $50 Raspberry Pi computer is now more powerfull than a $50.000 computer back in the 1960's. Also the Fed prints as much money as they like, so I doubt it's a money issue...
@@ohjajohhThey’re saying that the amount of money that Congress gave to NASA for the Apollo program equates to that number in today’s money. It’s a perfectly applicable conversion.
alright kids *put paws together* this poor guy needs to learn that no internet doesn't mean total communication blackout what was that again? "radio signal?" well you are absolutely right here have a mint
@@bignooby12 alright kids *puts paws together* lets show this guy that conspiracy theorists can be debunked what was that again? "google?" well you are absolutely right here have a mint
The AI CGI on the Unix Mainframe Computers of 1969 must've been pretty advanced. More than a decade before MS-DOS, Apple macintosh or even Windows 3.1.
“BEFORE THE FIRST ASTRONAUTS EVER made it to the moon, they had to have somewhere to practice, and thus the Cinder Lake Crater Field was constructed. Chosen for its porous volcanic gravel, the former volcano provided a more than suitable analogue for moon rock. However to accurately simulate the surface of the moon, scientists mapped a portion of the satellite’s craters and proceeded to create an exact replica of the pothole field in Cinder Lake. Using hundreds of pounds of dynamite, NASA scientists created an identical field of craters in a carefully ordered series of blasts. Once the simulated moon field was constructed, the astronauts were free to try out their lunar rovers and other equipment from the safety of Earth’s gravity.” - Atlas Obsura
Neil Armstrong "One Small Step For Man - One Giant Leap For Mankind" .... Who Actually filmed this if he was the first ? Also who filmed the departure with the camera actually tracking the departure and movement ? Mystery , Fact , Fiction , or ... Just another Hollywood Blockbuster winning the entirety of the world viewing in awe ?
Neil Armstrong was filmed by a camera attached to the outside of the lunar lander. The take off of the assent module was filmed by a remote control camera that was set up by the astronauts before they left on some of the missions but on the missions with the rover the remote control camera on the rover was used to film the take off. Any other questions.
Neil was filmed by a camera mounted to the outside of the lander. The lunar ascent for Apollo 17 was recorded by remotely controlling the TV camera on the lunar roving vehicle. Ed Fendell at mission control was making inputs based on a timer to account for delay.
Do you really think a supposed issue _that_ glaring would go unnoticed by experts in the field for over half a century? Or do you think it might be more likely that there’s a perfectly rational explanation and you just have a misunderstanding?
Don’t you feel embarrassed that you’re denying the objective fact that the moon landings happened? The evidence makes it abundantly obvious that the moon landings happened.
There were two cameras recording it. A 16 mm film camera in the lander pointing out the window; that’s what you see at 0:39 and 1:13. There was also a video camera mounted on the lower part of the lander that folded out to a position so it pointed at the ladder. That provided the live broadcast of the EVA that people watched on TV 0:47.
I was 13 years old and sat up with my dad to watch. We were on the edge of our seats.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Wow 68 years old I hope we go back to the moon we’re so cocky down on earth
Crazy must’ve been the best movie u had ever watched at the time
Crazy must be weird and fascinating feeling back then
Funny how we went to the moon before suitcases with wheels were invented
😂😂😂😂😂
How's that? Alfred J. Krupas first wheeled suitcase was in 1954 Poland.
@@ianmcgeehan4627 it was a joke
We didn’t go to the moon
@@MiddlePath33 I did
We got a moon landing before GTA 6
we got the entire history of humanity before gta 6 bro😭
@marksneddonok but who asked
@marksneddon we got a GTA6 meme hater before GTA6
Ha, yeah...well I can't say that I play it, but one of the sound designers did come out to our house and record sound effects for GTA 6 a few months ago, so I know they're working on it.
@j.g.goedtke4086 if u don't play it why copy and paste ur comment? It's already unoriginal 😢
They say reentry is the most dangerous part of the mission as proved by Columbia. The shuttles had tiles for protection, and again we saw the results of failure. Soooooo my question would be what protection did they use for reentry?
I was 7 years old when this happened. I remember watching it on TV, black and white of course because color TVs were new and expensive at the time. An event that I will always remember.
The lie you will always remember.
Did you wonder who set up the camera?
Yea cause you should believe everything that’s on TV.
@@woBIGhoop" Did you wonder who set up the camera?" No I don't as
it was Thomas J. Kelly (designer of the LEM ) who set up camera
Remember how upset you were when you found out Santa wasn't real? Well I'm afraid I got some more bad news for ya. The moon landing isn't real either..
Did the camera man make it before anyone 😂
Do CCTV cameras have a cameraman?
They're MOUNTED there BY SOMEONE BEFOREHAND😊@@ApolloKid1961
@@Unstoppable_71Mounted on the outside of the craft, yes.
It’s amazing they were able to do this with 1969 tech, truly ahead of its time
Not even ahead of their time. We pushed technology forward with what we had. We funded science and we did amazing things
And never returned since then - with all our advances in technology since then. 😑
And they had cars, washing machines, telephones too
Lol
Because there is no more reason to do so@@truthbtruth8559
MICHAEL JACKSON ALSO MOON WALKED
And when mankind returns to the moon again, people still won't believe it, when they find the stuff left behind, the people who don't believe will say its been planted there. Humanities' greatest accomplishments are always disregarded by people who accomplish nothing themselves.
For real
Well said
A painful truth.
Yes mate. These people will become more and more isolated, but they won't let go of their ideas. While they have these ideas, they are the "clever" ones, who know something the sheep can't comprehend. If they let go of this, they know they will have to go back to being the class idiots again.
Last time we've been to the moon was in the 70's, that's sus
but who took the footage of him getting off the lunar module?
NASA
There was an outside camera attached to the module that filmed the moonwalk
Stanley Kubrick
'A Man On the Moon' by Andrew Chaikin is s great book about Apollo 11, as well as the other Apollo moon landings. Awesome read.
Is it found in the fantasy section?
@@ServantMaximus nonfiction, science, or history, actually.
The conspiracies for wackos books are in the fantasy section.
@@erac5855so what that make you for believe this real 🤡🤣
Great fictional read I’m sure 😂 🤥
@@Sarap777 It’s above a preschool reading level, so it probably won’t interest you.
1:25 what was that flash on the right?
what was that flash??
a radiation particle hitting one of the pixels of the camera
A flash on the right.
Over more than 10 years, Project Apollo involved 400,000 people working at major contractors such as Boeing, North American Aviation, Douglas Aircraft Company, IBM, Motorola and MIT University.
Converted to today, the costs were 217 billion dollars.
After Apollo 11 there were 5 more other landings.
Those numbers are from 2020, with the current inflation it would be around 341 Billion
@@rewtdawg9852 Noted.
Hehe 😢nobody yet landed on the Moon except my Grandma🎉
$217,000.000.000.37 cent went to friends & family to boosters unemployment 🎉
I know that's right! 😂😂😂
Why couldn't anyone go back to the moon? Even after 55 years
Kennedy had promised at the time that the US would land man on man within a decade and return safely. Money was not a problem then. Converted to today, the costs were 217 billion dollars.
55 years to the day which is a wisp of sand on cosmic time
They went back 6 times, landed 5 of those times.
NASA's funding got cut
Mainly that it costs a ton of money to go to the moon
Cameras in 1969 better footage than cctv in 2024
Did anyone else think about the original MTV music when the launch part of this video was on?
😂😂😂
I think that stopped around the time I was a kid, but several shows use that as part of the opening credits.
Looks to me like the cameraman was the first man on the Moon
0:46 The camera is inside the lander, pointed out the window.
0:51 The camera is mounted to the lower part of the lander, pointed at the ladder.
1:14 In the window again.
1:25 From lunar orbit.
I presume you employ a camera man for your Ring doorbell camera then !
And the cameraman stays at the bank all night pointing his camera at the vault.
Ive always wondered if they SUPPOSEDLY landed on the moon and plan to go back to the moon. Why didn't they why dont land near the center why light no longer hits the moon? To stand on the other side just to see the difference.
@@Slick-Wit-itI sent your comment to the Alan Turing institute to have it deciphered. They couldn't help me. Apparently there are limits to the decryption process 👍
11 million dollars to design that suit
That camera footage of the first steps are on the moon are amazing. Who was the cameraman ?
Never heard of a fixed camera?
@@wimkuijpers1342 Can you show me the photo of the fixed camera that is 50 feet away ?
@@BoogieFinger
The fixed camera was un-fixed and set on a tripod by Armstrong after he was on the surface.
Armstrong coming down the ladder was filmed by a camera attached to a compartment door on the LM that he released with a d-ring and Aldrin pushed in a circuit breaker to start recording
...by a person uncapable of stepping apparently...but in all seriousness, it looked like a camera mounted to the spacecraft.
How did the camera get there before the ship?
There is no footage from the moon before the ship landed.
they didn't?
@@jmbmntis
They filmed the landing with a camera inside the lunar module pointing out the window, but that wasn’t shown live because it was on 16 mm film, and wasn’t seen until they returned to earth.
is the US flag still standing ont he moon? can it be seen with a telescope?
All 6 flags were made of nylon so I don't think they survived 55 years in full sunshine. No. Flags and the rest are too small to be seen through a telescope.
The lunar reconnaissance orbiter has taken pictures of all of the landing sites. In some, you can see the shadow of the flag. So at least some of the flags are still standing.
Photos have been taken by lunar orbiters and suggest that the flag poles are still standing but the flags themselves have either disintegrated or discoloured and become completely white. Because there is no oxygen things don't decay exactly the same way they do on earth but the solar radiation would be enough to make them degrade. Google 'space weathering'.
@@wimkuijpers1342 it seems not even the rover
Nope ...this never happened.
Ive always wondered if they SUPPOSEDLY landed on the moon and plan to go back to the moon. Why didn't they ever land near the center where light and darkness meet?
The primary goal of the Apollo program was to simply get people to the moon and back. Landing anywhere other than the earth facing side during the lunar daytime would make the mission significantly more difficult. There was no reason to make it more difficult than necessary.
@@Slick-Wit-it they didn't go
@@SarahMarieBrockie81124 thanks for your utter brain damaged input Sarah. I hope the cashapp begging is going well!!
I noticed there's literally no section of the video where we see the travel from the Earth to moon and vice versa as we do in movies like why is that. Did the cameras turn off during this time and back on for landing 😂😊
The whole video is less than 1 and 1/2 minute; they left out a few things.
@dansv1 okay but I've literally been going down rabbit holes but haven't found any video of it
@
I just searched and found a video titled
Apollo 11 Live Broadcast - En route to the moon.
@@dansv1 here on TH-cam?
@@Unstoppable_71
Yes, search for that title. The channel name is Plankton Pioneers.
The greatest fictional movie of all time. They won the Academy Award for Best Motion Picture that year 👀
Midnight Cowboy.
I'd say pretty average
You conspiracy theorists are utter crazy
Didn't the same director who directed the Gumby cartoon direct this one?
@@Vincent-xe7jris the truth
So the camera man was the first human who touched the Moon soil, not Neil!
Neil deployed the camera before he climbed down the ladder.
Kodak, the film supplier for NASA, in 1969 did not have a film that would withstand the temperature differences on the Moon, they themselves admitted...and that's the end of the story
@damirhlobik6488 Yeah, because they didnt, NASA did not have the technology to make a camera that would withstand space, so they contracted an electronics company, Westinghouse, to make a black and white camera that could withstand the harshness of space and only work on 7 watts. You didnt even try to do any research.
@damirhlobik6488And what temperature range was that film exposed to?
How come we are so eager to go to Mars rather than go to the moon and maybe create a space station on the moon then a colony? We can’t even explore our own waters enough to find what’s down and around.
Every plan to send people to Mars includes sending people to the moon first.
What would be the point there's nothing there. Extreme heat and extreme cold, meteors, radiation ect. Imagine how much money it would take just to be able to say there's a building on the moon.
Mars has far more benefits
Resources
Possible habitation
Terraforming
Higher gravity leading to less health problems
The downsides are mainly storms and radiation.
I’m pretty sure it has to do with mars having sources of water while the moon doesn’t. I think mars also has a more similar gravity to earth
go and get an education and find out for yourself
It has been 55 years today but I wasn’t alive on July 20, 1969 but my elderly parents were teenagers
Profound commentary. 🙄 Most of us weren’t alive to watch the greatest hoax of all time either.
Who was filming the scenes? 😊
Which part?
@@AM-rd9pu all
0:01 News cameraman.
0:12 News cameraman.
0:16 Camera mounted to launch tower.
0:21 Shielded camera on launch pad.
0:27 Camera fixed to 2nd stage.
0:33 Either Armstrong or Aldrin.
0:40 16 mm Mauer data recorder mounted in the window of the LM.
0:47, 0:55 Westinghouse TV camera mounted on the MESA.
0:55 Buzz Aldrin.
0:59 MESA.
1:03 MESA.
1:13 The camera in the LM window.
1:23 Michael Collins from lunar orbit.
The Thunderbirds had similarities. There are some strings -like on the astronauts@@dansv1
notice how the American flag is blowing in the wind. strange
No, the flags only ever moved when the astronauts moved them.
The flag is not blowing in the wind. It was prepared with starch to hold it the open position. This is not evidence for goofballs.
Why did they not play, "The Eagle has landed"?!
probably because it came out in 1976 and this was 1969
2001: A Space Odyssey (1968)
Directed by Stanley Kubrick
I guess the CIA needed stock footage kek
IMO..its Interesting, Images from 2024 aren’t that clear. Yet these are. Why waste time/$ on human/lunar studies in recent years if humans have already touched lunar surface. .?
Images from 2024 from NASA are absurdly clear idk what you mean. Humans are able to explore areas with tons more efficiency than robots are. Going back to the moon opens up our ability to go further into the planets. It’s why humans returning us important
Back to the moon? Really? 😂😂😂😂
@@tracyhankin4247 Google project Artemis.
@abelinaportillo1783 by that logic, why go back to home if you’ve already been home?
I was 10 years old. 5th grade.
Check out how you can see the horizon through the astronaut - 00:49s through 00:53s ... transparent astronauts. Spooky.
These images were recorded by a SlowScan TV camera which had a lower resolution (320 lines) and a low frame rate (10 frames per second). This had to be converted to the NTSC format which made these ghostly phenomena visible.
@@ApolloKid1961 I don't care how slow the frame rate is - you'd never see through a solid (opaque) object as far as I am concerned. Strange that this managed to "separate" the foreground from the background. One would think the whole thing was just "one image" with no knowledge of "layers". Unless the composite image was cobbled together from separate images. You have got to be kidding me. Thanks for your reply though - I do appreciate it... even though it hasn't swayed my opinion one iota.
@@duncancarr7822 I'm not kidding you, but I'm not a SlowScan TV camera specialist either. The answer I gave you is what I've been able to find so far. The camera used was the Westinghouse Apollo lunar television camera. On Wikipedia you can find a piece about the "Apollo TV camera". On my channel there are 2 movies of what happened at the receiving stations in Australia.
Who was filming it? How’s he get there?
Do your god damn research.
Neil’s first steps were recorded by a camera mounted to the outside of the lander.
How they get color footage of the earth from outside but on the moon its black n white? 😂🤷♂️
They used different cameras since you cant just use an normal camera on the moon it needs to be specially made for it to work
Multiple different cameras were used. Some were in color and some were in black and white.
So who recorded the first man putting the first step on the moon?
A camera mounted to the outside of the lander recorded Neil.
Who filmed the footprint?
@@user-ud8mt 💯💯💯💯
Buzz Aldrin
I just want to say that this wasn’t my proudest goon, but I did it, shout out to eazy e
staged.
Prove it was staged. I'll wait. 😁
Sure, Jan.
Where? 👀👀
Live stream wasn’t even invented at the time sheeple 😂
Live broadcasting has been around since the 1950s.
No. 1942.
When do you think television was invented, Sherlock?
Space the final frontier is a destination humankind will be able to travel some day. Computer geeks should marvel at men who used drafting boards and slide rules & by today's standards, primitive computers to accomplish this mission.
Today is 20 July 2024 ◇
Who’s filming him if he’s the first person on the moon
A fixed camera mounted on an opened side wall of the LM.
Who’s filming him if he’s the first person on the moon
*The camera.*
I don’t believe this
Was Neil the camera man? Or who recorded this?
A camera was attached to a side panel of the LM that was opened by a lever at the top of the ladder. Later, the camera was moved to a tripod.
I don’t believe this
*I don't believe you wrote this.*
Was Neil the camera man?
*Yes.*
Or who recorded this?
*Neil both Buzz.*
@@User734.k2w cap still
They’ve successfully shoved this down our throat.
It was staged and there are many reasons to believe so.
The Navy invented the selfie in 1958. So they used that selfie technology. It's done by attaching the camera to an object.
@@Joshivibes There were 9 manned flights to the moon. They landed there 6 times and 12 people have walked on the moon. They have collected over 380 kilos of moon rocks that have been studied by scientists worldwide.
These are irrefutable scientific facts. Your gut feelings don't count.
Can someone tell me why no one's ever gone back to the moon?
We lost the technology that got us there the first time and lost the blueprint to rebuild it... if you can believe that
@@Marvel_HymnSelf, in this day and age, that is unbelievable.
Because we’ve never been there. No country has, it’s an open secret between nations.
I want to know that too...its 2024, one would think...🤔
@@Marvel_HymnSelfno we haven’t. Those blueprints are all publicly available online. We haven’t returned to the moon because NASA was massively defunded after the missions
I think it is wonderful that footage has been retained in such a way that we all can share a magnificent history of space exploration. IF the space force created back when Donald Trump was president, continues this quest for space travel; then, another generation of humans can experience vicariously what my generation did.
Thank you google and youtube and samsung & Jack Kilby whose chips have made it all reality.
Today is 23 July 2024.
🎉🎉🎉
HAHAHA SERIOUSLY? You got that tiny aluminum rocket through the Allen Belt? HAHAHA
If you call the Saturn 5 a little rocket you're really crazy.
It’s hard to take your claim seriously when you can’t even get the name of the radiation belts right. You almost certainly just parroted a claim you heard someone else make.
@@AM-rd9pu Care to provide evidence that he just parroted a claim he heard someone else make?
They were not in the lander during transit. They were in the command module and the lander was towed along.
ivan askim could never bro
Never happened.
🥱
True.
It happend 6 times.
gives no proof: dips:
Prove it.
Oh wait, this was a drive by.
Obviously only Americans believe in this fairy tale.
Space travel is science. And science means proven facts. There is no scientific evidence that the 6 moon landings did not happen.
It involves obtaining empirical data, which means that it is based on direct, observable facts and experiences. And no, I'm not American.
The Russians believed it, that's why they tracked and confirmed it. You were saying?
I never thought that it only took four day to go to the moon.
Beautiful, its almost a little kinda like fortnite a lot
463 Chance Mall
Interesting there were supposed to be multiple manned landings on the moon in the 60s but they cant even get a manned ship to the space station and back in 2024. Maybe the conspiracy theorists are right.
We already went there 6 more times. There is no more reason to do it nowadays
Converted to today, the costs were 341 billion dollars. Hasn't SpaceX managed to dock with the ISS a few times?
Its because it is not possible to land man on the moon yet.
@@ef4768 Why wouldn't that be possible then? The 747 and Concorde were also designed at that time.
One problem in spaceflight doesn’t invalid everything that happened before it.
They left the cameraman and also the cameraman never dies😂
They left the cameraman and also the cameraman never dies
*Name him.*
I have never seen a cameraman at a doorbell camera or at a CCTV camera, how could that be?
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The best part is NASA LOST all of the “original Moon Landing” information and documents and actually recorded over the video as well. Definitely sounds like something you would do with the most important footage in history. 🙄😳
Do some fact checking on those claims.
No footage was actually lost. Some _backup_ tapes were recorded over. Please do some actual research before parroting claims that you heard.
I get so tired of these kinds of people.
None of this is true for anyone wondering.
I see one random person on the internet claiming footage was lost. I see another random person saying it wasn't lost. I can "do some research" online and find evidence to back up either of your claims.
How come the flag was waving?
That will stop when the astronauts are done placing it.
@@ApolloKid1961Why u convince all people that moon landing was orginal?
Because the astronauts moved or otherwise disturbed it.
@@suriyasuriya7927 To begin. Because there were SIX moon landings!
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Michael Jackson is the only person who actually moon walked. You’re welcome
😂😂😂
12 people have walked on the moon and collected over 380 kg of moon rocks that have been examined and found to be genuine by scientists worldwide.
@@SarahMarieBrockie81124 Laughing at your own ignorance? lol.
USA
Conspiracy lovers will believe anything except a simple fact.
Cameraman was first on moon filming them coming down ladder LLM
The camera that recorded Neil’s first steps was mounted to the outside of the lander.
This is my least fav episode of Star Trek. Huge Captain Kirk fan right here.
This must have been the pilot episode to get the funding to make the real Star Trek series.
Captain Kirk's been in space in Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin on Oct. 13, 2021.
ĎAKUJEM
Why are they see-through in some shots?
Image lag from the vidicon tube in the Westinghouse TV camera.
Nice costumes.
Sure, Janice.
Y'all know this is a movie set, right? Right?
Yeah on the actual moon
It was broadcast live. So no movie. This with all 6 moon landings.
What evidence shows that the moon landings were faked?
no, just morons like you
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How tf does anyone believe this? 😂😂😂😂
It’s not a matter of belief. The evidence makes it abundantly clear that the moon landings happened.
What evidence makes you think they didn’t?
"How tf does anyone believe this? " Maybe because they are rational grown-ups??
@JamesOberg hmm ok then 💀
@@AM-rd9pu like mask protects you from covid have gotten your 12th booster yet?
@@dataphoenix8004 Let’s try to stay on topic here. Your opinions on Covid and vaccines are irrelevant to the moon landings.
Do you have any evidence that shows the moon landings didn’t happen?
Wikipedia note is a 🚩
Thank you for disproving all the videos that say earth is flat.
@Aurora666_yt earth is flat change my mind
@@Aviv_mone No, it's a donut 🍩.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 this is next to Santa 🧑🎄 existence . I like that fact they set up their tripod to record themselves landing 😂
There is no recording of the landing from outside the lander.
There is no recording of any of the landers landing. If you see such images, they are cartoons meant for illustration.
The only videos of the landing were taken from onboard the lander.
@bschmidt1 The sparks are pieces of milar. The camera was mounted on the Lunar Roving Vehicle (LRV) and was controlled from mission control by Ed Fendell.
You guys must be hurting real bad if you're posting stuff like this
I think the cameraman was the 1st man on the moon
And they left him there😅😅
A camera mounted to the outside of the lander recorded Neil’s first steps.
Think again, Sherlock.
@@AM-rd9pu im sure the original footage wasnt recorded over so we can see it.
@@dataphoenix8004 You’re seeing the original recording here. I say recording instead of footage because the video was broadcasted live via radio signal. Recordings were made of the live TV broadcast.
How do you think you’re seeing the video if it was recorded over?
So they could go there in 1969, but not today in 2024?
Money.
@@ApolloKid1961 Yeah right It's a money issue... it's not like we're wasting billions on other worthless things
@@ohjajohh Converted to today's prices, the cost was $341 billion in taxpayer money.
Technologically, it is certainly possible to do it. The blueprints still exist, but no government is going to spend that much money on something that has been done 6 times before.
@@ApolloKid1961 Can't convert prices like that when it comes to technology. A $50 Raspberry Pi computer is now more powerfull than a $50.000 computer back in the 1960's. Also the Fed prints as much money as they like, so I doubt it's a money issue...
@@ohjajohhThey’re saying that the amount of money that Congress gave to NASA for the Apollo program equates to that number in today’s money. It’s a perfectly applicable conversion.
LOL a flag swinging in space
Flag was supported by horizontal rod and the way it moves proves 100% its within a vacuum
Yes, when you move things in space, they move.
How many still believe this?
Any rational person can see that the evidence makes it abundantly clear that the moon landings happened.
Practically all of the world's aerospace engineers and physicsts, to name a few.
@@gives_bad_advice😂😂
@@gives_bad_advice lol only believed this because they don't want to maybe USA look bad
@@xKageAkirawow that is a brilliant argument. You must have done hundreds of hours of research to come up with that.
Landing in Hollywood basement.
6 times?
How do create a 1/6 gravity environment in a Hollywood basement?
Found the flat earther!
@@joaofarinha551 already sold him the Brooklyn Bridge for scrap metal.
Exactly 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Oh how thay record it there no internet in space
The videos, data, etc. was transmitted via radio signal.
alright kids *put paws together* this poor guy needs to learn that no internet doesn't mean total communication blackout
what was that again? "radio signal?" well you are absolutely right here have a mint
@@Wolfie142_never say ts again for your own sake
@@bignooby12 alright kids *puts paws together* lets show this guy that conspiracy theorists can be debunked
what was that again? "google?" well you are absolutely right here have a mint
@@bignooby12 real
So so vlah
We got moon landing before gta1
Amazing AI CGI. No human was ever at the moon
CGI in 1969? And then claim this?
What AI CGI did they have in the 60s?
😂😂
The AI CGI on the Unix Mainframe Computers of 1969 must've been pretty advanced. More than a decade before MS-DOS, Apple macintosh or even Windows 3.1.
yeah i cant believe they had great editing and cgi in the 60s
Hahahaaa
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Look up Cinder Lake, Arizona...
“BEFORE THE FIRST ASTRONAUTS EVER made it to the moon, they had to have somewhere to practice, and thus the Cinder Lake Crater Field was constructed.
Chosen for its porous volcanic gravel, the former volcano provided a more than suitable analogue for moon rock. However to accurately simulate the surface of the moon, scientists mapped a portion of the satellite’s craters and proceeded to create an exact replica of the pothole field in Cinder Lake. Using hundreds of pounds of dynamite, NASA scientists created an identical field of craters in a carefully ordered series of blasts. Once the simulated moon field was constructed, the astronauts were free to try out their lunar rovers and other equipment from the safety of Earth’s gravity.”
- Atlas Obsura
This is what you get for supporting trump all the time
you belong in a mental health institution
very funny
Cap
is buddy dense
How?
Oh i would give 10/10 for this great movie🤣
Neil Armstrong "One Small Step For Man - One Giant Leap For Mankind" .... Who Actually filmed this if he was the first ?
Also who filmed the departure with the camera actually tracking the departure and movement ?
Mystery , Fact , Fiction , or ... Just another Hollywood Blockbuster winning the entirety of the world viewing in awe ?
It was filmed by a 16 mm camera inside the lander pointed down from the window.
Neil Armstrong was filmed by a camera attached to the outside of the lunar lander.
The take off of the assent module was filmed by a remote control camera that was set up by the astronauts before they left on some of the missions but on the missions with the rover the remote control camera on the rover was used to film the take off.
Any other questions.
Neil was filmed by a camera mounted to the outside of the lander.
The lunar ascent for Apollo 17 was recorded by remotely controlling the TV camera on the lunar roving vehicle. Ed Fendell at mission control was making inputs based on a timer to account for delay.
And all done in a studio. Go see the movie. I wonder if Walter Cronkite figured it out
U gotta be like 50 years old
@@LakshGhai-ex5jkyou believe in suction cup therapy 💀💀🤣🤣
No film director is going to make the same film 6 times from the same set with bad camera equipment and only different actors.
@dianelawrence1087 you mean the new romcom that is fiction? Is that where you get your evidence? Yikes
“The movie”? You mean “Fly me to the moon”, a fictional alternate history portrayal?
Notice the flag waving? No wind in space. 😊
Notice the flag swinging? No wind needed.
Do you really think a supposed issue _that_ glaring would go unnoticed by experts in the field for over half a century? Or do you think it might be more likely that there’s a perfectly rational explanation and you just have a misunderstanding?
Hes fiddling with the pole to get it in the hole.
@@AM-rd9pu French doctors tried to perform head transplants on people for 200+ years.
@@dansv1 Notice Michelle's _____ swinging on the Ellen show 🤣
No stars
Well, duh. They were on the moon during the lunar day. So they were in bright sunlight.
Bs @Hobbes746
@@dayday-pj5rn How many stars can you see during daylight? How many photos have you seen that were taken at noon and have stars in them?
LOL How can you upload this in 2024 ? dont you feel embarrassed? Hollywood would be.
No film director is going to make the same film 6 times from the same set with bad camera equipment and only different actors.
Don’t you feel embarrassed that you’re denying the objective fact that the moon landings happened?
The evidence makes it abundantly obvious that the moon landings happened.
🤦♂😅 Oh the irony. I feel embarrassed for you.
No I feel proud the USA landed first men on the
moon
One Question:
That video of the “FIRST” man on the moon; WHO was filming it?
It’s all theatre!!!
He's called the first man on the moon because he was the first one out of the lander he wasn't the only one on the mission there where two other men
There were two cameras recording it. A 16 mm film camera in the lander pointing out the window; that’s what you see at 0:39 and 1:13.
There was also a video camera mounted on the lower part of the lander that folded out to a position so it pointed at the ladder. That provided the live broadcast of the EVA that people watched on TV 0:47.
@MCM2014 a quick Google search would’ve given you plenty of answers to this. Maybe next time utilize that technology first?
Exactly. We Were Duped.
Film maker Stanley Kubrick filmed it.
He admitted it many years later on video tape.
Space blindness makes going to the moon impossible, i dunno what these guys were doing
What evidence shows that would happen?
2/10 for coming up with fresh nonsense. Not easy to do.